Malaysia court upholds dominance-abuse ruling against Dagang Net
( December 8, 2025, 10:28 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Malaysia’s High Court has dismissed Dagang Net Technologies’ judicial review application, upholding both the Malaysia Competition Commission’s 2021 abuse-of-dominance finding and the Competition Appeal Tribunal’s subsequent affirmation. The ruling confirms the MyCC’s conclusions that Dagang Net, the sole provider of online trade-facilitation services under the National Single Window, imposed exclusivity clauses on software providers that restricted competition. The MyCC imposed a financial penalty of 10.3 million ringgit ($243,000) on Dagang Net.Statement follows....
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